Lawrence Daily Journal World publication notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World established 1854 lists editors and 1891 1952 tenure. Defines address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and phone 43 1000. Gives subscription rates by carrier and mail including tax and regional pricing details.
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Skyjacking Remedies Prompt Senate Subcommittee Debate
A Senate subcommittee session explored solutions to skyjacking, from arming crews and inoperable parachutes to stricter penalties for ransom payments. Authorities advocate better preflight screening, international extradition, and firmer measures to deter hijackers amid growing public unease.
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Lion Watchdog Could Guard Zoo From Vandals
Des Moines Children's Zoo officials propose using a lion as a watchdog to deter vandalism amid incidents of animals being released sprayed with chemicals and other sabotage. Zoo director Robert Elgin notes high fences but questions who will coax the lion back each morning.
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Robert Elgin
Path to White House Hinges on Coalitions and Big States
The article argues Nixon builds a broad coalition of urban Catholics, suburbanites, and Protestant Middle South voters to win in 1972. It analyzes electoral math across the 11 key states, noting gains in Texas, Michigan, and the Middle South, while assessing Catholic and Protestant blocs and policy positions on parochial schools and abortion.
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Population Commission
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Counting Billions to Beat Loose Talk on Spending
In a dialogue between friends, the idea that billions replace millions prompts a radical plan. A law would require officials to count cash for large appropriations, with the President’s family counting for him, to curb wasteful spending.
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New Silver Fillings Could Cut Dentist Visits
University of Missouri researchers announce a new silver dental filling process that reportedly increases tensile strength and fracture resistance by reducing exposure to air moisture. The method, tested by Dr. David A. Hansen and Dr. David L. Moore, aims to extend amalgam life and reduce the dentist’s workload for restorations.
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Typewriter to Garden: A City Satirist Tries Farming
A Chicago writer laments the gap between desk work and farming as he tests gardening in Arkansas. He recalls planting beans, tomatoes, and peppers, plus flowers, while battling fatigue and pests. He fears chemical methods may overpower sustainable practice.
Today in History snapshots June 29
June 29 highlights include 1946 arrests of over 2700 Jews in Palestine amid terrorism claims, Rubens born in 1577, Virginia constitution adoption in 1776, Tahiti control in 1880, Paderewski death in 1941, Trieste riots in 1946, Vietnam war bombings in 1966, JFK Mexico visit memories, Buffalo clashes in 1972, 1972 DNC Miami Beach choice, and birthdays of Prince Bernhard and Stokely Carmichael.
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Virginia
Patrick Henry
France
South Pacific
Tahiti
Ignace Paderewski
New York
Miami Beach shelves bid for poor people's city at convention
The Miami Beach City Council shelved a request by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to set up a camp for about 500 poor people at Flamingo Park during the Democratic National Convention. Rev. Ralph David Abernathy urged a "Resurrection City" nonviolent witness to press for civil rights goals. Mayor Hall cited prior refusals to allow protest camps within city limits.
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Ralph David Abernathy
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Abernathy
Resurrection City
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Chuck Hall
Clifford O’key
Couple Argue Over Vacation Ends in Husband’s Death
In Mill Valley California a 55 year old Navy chief, Stanley C. Putney, died en route to hospital after his wife Harriett Putney shot him in the chest with a .45 caliber pistol following a dispute over vacation plans. She then wounded herself critically and was hospitalized. Neighbors said the quarrel centered on mountains versus beach travel destinations.
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Stanley C. Putney
Navy
Main General Hospital
Harriett
William Walsh
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Grayson Sees Feasible Path To Inflation Control
Grayson the Price Commission chairman says inflation reduction is possible but not assured after eight months of work. He endorses productivity gains and creative management over price restraints, noting weak recent productivity and comparing U S gains with other nations while calling for deeper workplace engagement and structural reforms.
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Melvin Laird
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New York
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
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Italy
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France
Japan
United States
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KU receives national alumni support award and grant
The U S Steel Foundation named Kansas University as the top institution for alumni support with a 5000 grant. Greever Allan, a Tonganoxie native, spoke at the Tonga Post Office dedication. Costa Rica education contract discussions involve KU guidance. Floods threaten rivers near Junction City and Camp Forsyth.
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Greever Allan
Tonganoxie
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Tonga Post Office
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Costa Rica
Today’s Bible Message Paralyzed Man Carried by Four
A faith note cites Mark 2 3 about four friends bringing a paralyzed man to Jesus. Prayer asks for patience ingenuity to repair what can be mended and for spiritual healing of the heart and spirit Amen.
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